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A Japanese startup employs biotechnology to 'brew' eco-friendly fashion
The models' sleek, monochrome ensembles feature modern silhouettes and brooding facial expressions. They mysteriously move their hands and glower at the camera. There are images of icebergs interspersed throughout.
The campaign that promotes Goldwin and Spiber's products appears...
Contempt-of-court lawyer in $9.5 billion Chevron environmental lawsuit has appeal to the Supreme Court denied.
A disbarred lawyer who won a $9.5 billion judgment against Chevron in an environmental case in Ecuador was jailed for contempt of court on Monday, but the Supreme Court declined to hear his appeal.
Lawyer Steven Donziger got six months behind bars for ignoring a judge's order to han...
Copenhagen Fashion Week focuses on environmentally friendly fashion.
You can share an article by clicking on the share icons in the upper right corner of it. It is completely illegal to reproduce an article in its entirety or in part without first obtaining express permission from Le Monde. The itinerary for the next Paris Fashion Week was announced on Tuesday, Ja...
Tougher Air Pollution Regulations Are Being Proposed by the EPA.
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) of the United States has recommended, for the first time in a decade, stricter limits on fine soot in the air, which is linked to numerous health problems. Changes to PM 2.5 standards would lower the current limit from 12 micrograms per cubic meter to a r...
At a climate change summit, Japan received the infamous 'fossil' prize.
On Wednesday, an international environmental group bestowed the infamous "fossil" prize on Japan for being the world's largest public financier of oil, gas, and coal projects.
"The Japanese government is making enormous efforts to export false solutions" such as ...
Radical environmentalists hurl mashed potatoes at a Monet painting.
A group of climate activists protesting the extraction of fossil fuels in Germany threw mashed potatoes at a Claude Monet painting in a museum today, but fortunately did not damage the picture in any way.
Two activists from the group Last Generation, who have demanded that the German go...
Cities in France are boycotting World Cup events in a show of solidarity with the global movement condemning Qatar for its human rights and environmental abuses
Less than a month remains until the 2022 FIFA World Cup begins in Qatar, and already a number of French cities, including Paris, Lille, Bordeaux, Strasbourg, and Marseille, have announced they will be boycotting the tournament and will not be setting up the customary fan zones with giant TV scree...
Environmental groups battle the Bay du Nord oil project in court and before the Norwegian public
In May, several protesters gathered in front of the Equinor offices in Newfoundland and Labrador to voice their opposition to the Bay du Nord oil project's approval.
Even after the federal government approved the Bay du Nord offshore oil project in Newfoundland months ago, environme...
Business groups want Maine DEP to postpone the reporting law for "forever chemicals"
The Maine Department of Environmental Protection is being urged by several companies and trade associations to postpone new reporting requirements for products using so-called "forever chemicals." However, the proponent of the new regulation claims that PFAS-using industries had plenty ...
The Uber Files renew interest in the platform workers' directive
The European Commission has been requested to limit the use of chemicals in newborn diapers by NGOs and EU legislators. Nearly all European children are exposed to drugs that are harmful to their health, according to data from the French safety office (ANSES) published in 2019.
Incredib...
EU designates certain nuclear and natural gas as green
EPA disagrees with TVA's plan to build a gas plant to replace a coal plant. In contrast, it is more difficult for natural gas to remain a bridging fuel in the US.
The Tennessee Valley Authority was recently instructed by the Environmental Protection Agency to reevaluate its first ch...
To clean approximately 1,300 hazardous sites, the US reinstated Superfund taxes
Two long-expired excise levies on 42 chemicals and products derived from them are being reinstated by the US government. More than 1300 polluting sites in the US will be decontaminated with the help of the anticipated $14.4 billion (£12 billion) in revenue.
The "Superfund&quo...
This week, you should read about China's transition bonds, as well as other environmental news
As Beijing aspires to achieve carbon neutrality, the country's interbank bond market regulator announced on June 6 that it is rolling out so-called low-carbon transition bonds to assist businesses in becoming more environmentally friendly. According to the National Association of Financial Ma...
New York University Abu Dhabi is establishing research centres to study climate change and artificial intelligence
New specialised sections will study engineering and robotics.
New York University Abu Dhabi has announced four new research centres as part of its ambitious aims to combat climate change and enhance artificial intelligence.
The Research Institute at NYUAD will be the driving f...
It's Time to Move Beyond All-Or-Nothing Environmentalism 60 Years After 'Silent Spring.'
Rachel Carson launched a broadside against agricultural companies' unrestricted use of pesticides in her barnstorming environmental polemic Silent Spring, which commemorates its 60th anniversary this year. Carson's magnum opus sparked the current environmental movement: Within a year, U.S...
The planned asbestos ban by the US EPA is being opposed by the industry
Imports of chrysotile asbestos, which is only used in the Chlor-alkali sector, would be prohibited in the United States under a groundbreaking regulation proposed by the US Environmental Protection Agency on April 5. The regulation would also make it illegal to import asbestos-containing items su...
According to new data, UAE residents and citizens are living more sustainably
83 per cent of UAE residents are aware of their environmental footprint and the influence their purchase decisions have on the earth. 59 per cent of individuals believe that using a sustainable laundry detergent is essential to them, and 25 per cent of UAE residents wash their laundry once a day....
Excessive quantities of harmful chemicals detected in Canadian nail salons
Nail technicians at budget salons are exposed to various chemicals often used as plasticizers and flame retardants, according to a new University of Toronto research conducted in partnership with Parkdale Queen West Community Health Centre and the Healthy Nail Salons Network.
The study,...
EPA Streamlining Process for Bringing Biofuels to the Market
On 21st January, the United States Environmental Protection Agency has launched a new initiative for streamlining the review of biofuels and chemicals that can play a major role in replacing the higher greenhouse gas-emitting fossil fuels.
The EPA has announced the new initiative ...
WHO and EPA Partner for Protecting Public Health
The World Health Organization and the US Environmental Protection Agency have signed a Memorandum of Understanding for five years for the continued collaboration of the two organizations on a wide range of health and environment issues, particularly air and water pollution, children’s healt...